The Young Fur Traders
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Having improved things thus far, he roseand strode out of the circle of light into the wood. In a few minuteshe reappeared, bearing a young spruce fir tree on his shoulder, whichwith the axe he stripped of its branches. These branches were flat inform, and elastic--admirably adapted for making a bed on; and whenCharley spread them out under the canoe in a pile of about fourinches in depth by four feet broad and six feet long, the stumps andthe hollow were overwhelmed altogether. He then ran to ...Mr. Park'stent, and fetched thence a small flat bundle covered with oilclothand tied with a rope. Opening this, he tossed out its contents, whichwere two large and very thick blankets--one green, the other white; aparticularly minute feather pillow, a pair of moccasins, a brokencomb, and a bit of soap. Then he opened a similar bundle containingHarry's bed, which he likewise tossed out; and then kneeling down, hespread the two white blankets on the top of the branches, the twogreen blankets above these, and the two pillows at the top, as farunder the shelter of the canoe as he could push them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having improved things thus far, he roseand strode out of the circle of light into the wood. In a few minuteshe reappeared, bearing a young spruce fir tree on his shoulder, whichwith the axe he stripped of its branches. These branches were flat inform, and elastic--admirably adapted for making a bed on; and whenCharley spread them out under the canoe in a pile of about fourinches in depth by four feet broad and six feet long, the stumps andthe hollow were overwhelmed altogether. He then ran to ...Mr. Park'stent, and fetched thence a small flat bundle covered with oilclothand tied with a rope. Opening this, he tossed out its contents, whichwere two large and very thick blankets--one green, the other white; aparticularly minute feather pillow, a pair of moccasins, a brokencomb, and a bit of soap. Then he opened a similar bundle containingHarry's bed, which he likewise tossed out; and then kneeling down, hespread the two white blankets on the top of the branches, the twogreen blankets above these, and the two pillows at the top, as farunder the shelter of the canoe as he could push them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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